Enchanter
Trickster
Trickster noun - One who practices tricks and illusions for entertainment.
Usage example: a very adept trickster who used mirrors to make huge items—even buildings—seem to disappear
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Synonyms for Trickster
Enchanter and trickster are semantically related in magician topic. Sometimes you can use "Enchanter" instead a noun "Trickster", if it concerns topics such as conjurer.
Nearby Word: trick
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- A party could consist of up to four players, with each player being either a Sage, Enchanter, Trickster or Warrior.
Source: Literature / Blood Sword - The Sage has improved skill in healing, the Trickster gets a greatly improved dodge, the Enchanter has an easier chance of casting a spell, and the Warrior gets a major upgrade.
Source: Literature / Blood Sword
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